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ECIPE and ZPP Conference: Renewing Efforts to Create the Digital Single Market

September 17 2018
Venue: Renaissance Brussels Hotel, Rue du Parnasse 19, 1050 Brussels
Speakers: Karol Okonski, Fredrik Erixon, Eva Maydell, Marcin Nowacki, Milena Jaburkova, Philipp Lamprecht, Jaroslav Zajícek, Tamas Deutsch, Marcin Purta, Robert Kroplewski
Time: 14:15

You are cordially invited to a high-level conference with senior speakers from policy, academia, business and think tanks.

The digitization of Europe has been a boon to economic growth and changed societies for the better. However, the pace of change in the real economy is slower than expected, and reforms in Europe to deepen the Digital Single Market have all too often stumbled upon resistance to reforms. The consequence is that the economic payoff from digitization hasn’t been as good as it should be.

What are the key areas for digital change in the near future – and how can Europe make greater progress with its Digital Single Market, especially with the view of assisting countries in Europe to converge with the global frontier of technology and boosting the digital economy? You are cordially invited to a high-level conference with senior speakers from policy, academia, business and think tanks. Featured topics of the conference are AI, 5G, IoT and cybersecurity policy – and what policies that should be front and centre as the EU gears up for new reforms. Moreover, how can countries in Europe collaborate more to help best practices to flow through Europe and push Europe-wide policy improvements?

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Programme

14:20 Keynote by Karol Okonski, Secretary of State at Ministry of Digital Affairs, Poland

14:40-15:40 First panel: Raising Europe’s Digital Competitiveness

HE Jaroslav Zajicek, Ambassador Deputy Permanent Representative, Permanent
Representation of the Czech Republic to the EU

Fredrik Erixon, Director, ECIPE

Tamas Deutsch, Member of the European Parliament

Marcin Nowacki, Vice President, Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers ZPP

Marcin Purta, Managing Partner, McKinsey & Company Poland

16:00-17:00 Second panel: Building digital coalitions

Eva Maydell, Member of the European Parliament

Milena Jaburkova, Vice President, Confederation of Industry, Czech Republic

Philipp Lamprecht, Senior Economist, ECIPE

Robert Kroplewski, Plenipotentiary of Minister of Digital Affairs for Information Society

17:00 End Note, Karol Okonski, Secretary of State at Ministry of Digital Affairs, Poland

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